Civil Society Organisations in Namibia

The Church Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) is a network of faith-based and community-based projects providing services to orphans and other vulnerable children. More Info

The Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) is the umbrella of all major churches in Namibia. More Info

To provide effective and constant empowering assistance to ELCRN’s development and self-reliance projects as well as partnerships. More Info

Ecumenical Social Services (EcSOS) is a network of social service programmes that work together to empower Christian charities and church (diaconal) communities to render better services to residents of Namibia. More Info

​KAYEC (Registered Trust 205/99) is a Namibian non-profit organisation, opened in 1995 by Founding Father Dr Sam Nujoma, as an initiative of the Anglican and Lutheran Churches. It runs leading nationwide programs to invest in the future of the Youth. More Info

To identify and build relationships with Not-for-Profit Organisations, ensure they receive the desired training and mentorship to excel to the next servicing level and create platforms to network with like-minded business, GRN and church leaders. More Info

The Omaheke Innovation Village, trading as The O-Space, is an established NGO operating since late 2020 but officially launched in June 2021 via support of the Omaheke Region Office of the Governor. More Info

YFC-Namibia was founded in 1985 with a vision to see that every young person in every people’s group in every nation has the opportunity to make an informed decision to be a follower of Jesus Christ and become part of a local church. More Info

YFC-Namibia was founded in 1985 with a vision to see that every young person in every people’s group in every nation has the opportunity to make an informed decision to be a follower of Jesus Christ and become part of a local church. More Info